Snappis - the no-pin nappy fasteners

No-pin nappy fasteners, also known as “Snappis,” are a popular alternative to traditional nappy pins. They are easy to use, secure, and can be an essential tool for any parent or caregiver. In this blog post, we’ll take a look at how to use Snappis, their benefits, and some tips for keeping them in good condition.

How to Use Snappis:

Using Snappis is simple. First, lay your cloth nappy flat on a clean surface. Then, hold the Snappi with the “teeth” facing down and the Y-shaped end towards you. Stretch the Snappi out to its full length and attach it to the front of the nappy, securing it to one side of the nappy’s waistband. Next, stretch the Snappi out and attach it to the other side of the waistband. Finally, stretch the Snappi down the centre of the nappy and secure it to the back of the nappy.

Benefits of Using No-Pin Nappy Fasteners:

There are several benefits to using Snappis over traditional nappy pins. First and foremost, they are much safer than pins. It is virtually impossible for a baby to accidentally poke themselves with a Snappi, making them a great choice for parents who are concerned about their little one’s safety. Additionally, Snappis are much easier to use than nappy pins. They are simple to attach and can be adjusted easily to get the perfect fit. Finally, Snappis are more durable than nappy pins and can last for a long time with proper care.

Snappi nappy fasteners, no-pin fastening. Three snappis on a wooden back ground in yellow, grey and white. A green snappi holds a bamboo prefold nappy closed.

Tips for Keeping Your Snappis in Good Condition:

To ensure that your Snappis last as long as possible, it’s important to take good care of them. Here are some tips for keeping your Snappis in good condition:

  • Wash your Snappis after every use. Snappis should be washed with your cloth nappies to ensure that they stay clean and hygienic.
  • Avoid twisting or tugging on the Snappi when attaching it to the nappy. This can cause the Snappi to stretch or break.
  • Store your Snappis in a dry place. Wet Snappis can become brittle and break more easily.
  • Replace your Snappis when they become stretched out or show signs of wear and tear. It’s better to replace a Snappi before it breaks to avoid any accidents.

No-pin nappy fasteners are a convenient and safe alternative to traditional nappy pins. They are easy to use, secure, and can last for a long time with proper care. If you’re a parent or caregiver looking for an easy and reliable way to fasten cloth nappies, Snappis are definitely worth considering. Check them out here or learn about some folds you can use with them here.

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